The War
A telegram from the Vienna correspondent of the “Narodni Listy” [?] leading daily paper published in Prague) states that the ice on Lake…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1904
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War News. London
An English missionary has reached Newchawang, and reports that the Japanese have succeeded in landing a large army at Possilt Bay, South Vladivostock,…
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The wereabouts of the Japanese naval commander is the chief mystory at present…
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Six batteries of Japanese artillery hare been landed at Chemulpo. The Japanese are delaying disembarkation believing that the harbor at…
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IT is stated that several large orders have been placed with Sydney and Melbourne firms for [?] and [?]ares for the East. During last month contracts were…
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The lost ten days have witnessed the growth of an exceedingly depressed and pessimistic opinion as to the chances of a general war springing…
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The Times of India publishes the following amusing paragraph from its London correspondent:— While the war continues to be on affair of the…
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Fifteen Japanese warships made another attack on Port Arthur on Monday. Two hours furious bombardment…
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The Russians declare that there was found at low tide inside Port Arthur a Japanese torpedo boat destroyer, which was sunk in the attempt on the…
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Admiral Makaroff has reached Port Arthur and taken over command of the forces. It formerly look vessels half an hour to enter Port Arthur harbour but now it takes two…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Latest Cablegrams. the War. Blundered Badly
General Dragomiriff, formerly Governor of Warsaw, advised the Czar to withdraw the fleet and army from Port Arthur. While the advice was not accepted, a…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Latest War News. the Japanese Advance
It is understood that three Japanese forces are moving upon Part Arthur. Vladivostock, and the Yalu. Reti[?]ence and secrecy are maintained with regard to their plans, which…
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Five Russian torpedo boats at Fort Arthur have started for Algiers to watch for contraband while cruising…
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It is reported that the Japanese have landed at Possiet Bay and occupied Hu[?]shan. The Russian garrison fled with the woro[?] and children…
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The soldier is generally looked on as the personification of obedience, and it will therefore come as a revelation to many to be told that some of the most strigent…
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The Russians at Hsinenintein, near Mukden, are sorely harrassing the people, and impressing naval merchant as common laborers…
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The Russians declare that of the four [?]ken vessols off Port Arthur the nearest the harbor mouth was ablaze for some time…
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Twenty two Russians sailors who were rescued from the cruiser Voryag, after being carefully nursed at Chemulpo have been transferred to a…
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The Russians at Hsimmintin, 40 miles out of Mukden, are sorely harrassing the people. At Niuchwang the Russians are…
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Advices from Tokio state that two vessels, carrying Australian coal, also British, Norwegian and German vessels with coal and provisions on board, have passed through Thegarn…
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